The goal of the Dutch Cycling Embassy is to promote and export dutch knowledge of bicycle infrastructure worldwide. At the Dutch Cycling Embassy, I worked on international project coordination with governments from around the world. I conduct research and produced reports while sharing dutch knowledge with our international clients.

My role at BioCyclette is to improve urban agriculture by promoting native species in the urban centre while being sustainable. At the moment we are in the boroughs of Montreal-Ouest and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce on the Island of Montreal. I worked as a project manager ensuring that clients were satisfied with the project's life cycle. I was in charge of growing the contract base and delegating to sub-contractors. All of our work is done with a bicycle and a bike trailer. Apart from that, I was in charge of marketing and communications where I not only promoted the company through different social media platforms but also the voice of the company.

During my time at Copenhagenize, I took part in serval international projects where I helped develop two different bicycle strategies where I focused on research and urban planning best practices in bicycle infrastructure to later develop methodology guides for bicycle network data tools. Other tasks focused on marketing and communications where I wrote weekly blogs and managed the social media accounts to increase the visibility and awareness of the company and its message. Apart from that, I worked on communications and design for the Montreal Masters class, an event aimed to teach whoever is interested in bicycle urbanism.

My role was to convene, engage and stimulate the Urban Studies/Planning student body through various events, activities and hangouts. Our gatherings center around knowledge sharing, community-building and networking. UPA directly links students with professors bridging the student-professor gap, and strives to connect the department with inter-university events and the professional world. Lastly, our goal is to provide a space for our community to have fun, discover new ideas, and interact with the larger Montreal network.

My role was to connect Concordia university with the Comité interuniversitaire urbain. I took part in organizing and hosting a conference at Concordia in 2018. The tasks including communication with many organizations and partners that were funded for the committee.

I worked in the field with clients every day to ensure that they would have the best experience possible with the company.

I worked as the Distribution Representative of Drop Distribution, an emissions-free distribution start-up in Toronto. Where I had many roles, I work primarily in bike-powered and emissions-free logistics side planning routes for the drivers. Apart from that, I was the marketing lead where I not only promoted the company through different social media platforms bit I also created content such as posts, photos and promotional videos for the companies and products we worked with.